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Liberty Lumber
The Foundation for Any Project
or the past 70 years, Liberty Lumber
has been a staple of Canonsburg.
As a family-owned and operated
business, it is not only a local success story
but a strong supporter of the community,
believing that giving back is a privilege.
“There are some people who don’t
even know we’re here after 70 years,” said
Cathy Romano, the daughter of founder
Nick Cianelli, an Italian cabinetmaker who
immigrated to the U.S. in the first half of the
20th century. “Or, they think we’re strictly
wholesalers. But we’re open to the public
and carry pretty much everything you’d find
in a ‘big-box’ store. The big difference is our
customer service and a staff that knows our
products and wood inside and out.”
While the quality and variety of the wood
stock is Liberty’s bread and butter, you can
also find high-end home improvement
lines like Andersen windows, Azek and
Timbertech decking, plumbing supplies,
electrical supplies, ThermaTru doors, Fairway
railings, Mastic vinyl siding and more. It has
common items as well as specialty items like
barn door kits that can transform your home
in a weekend.
“Some people think the only thing we
have is wood,” Romano explained. “The
reality is, we’re able to get just about
anything anybody’s looking for. We’re a
full-service lumber yard, of course, and we
specialize in wood products that you can’t
find anywhere else, like poplar, cedar and
oak. We’ll cut your order to size, do material
take-offs and work off of your blueprints. But
we can also provide all the hardware to finish
those products too.”
She added that perhaps the most
important aspect of Liberty Lumber’s success
for nearly three quarters of a century is its
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employees: “We’ve
been blessed with
an outstanding staff.
Our customer service
is second to none,
and our employees know what they’re
talking about. If you have questions about
any of the items we have in stock, or how
a particular wood is going to work for your
project, they can tell you the answer.”
And while the developments that have
sprung up in the Canon-McMillan School
District in the last decade have definitely
been a boon to the business, especially
the development in Southpointe, Liberty
Lumber’s retail business has always been a
staple of its success.
In addition to supporting the community
through the products and services offered,
Liberty is also extremely involved with
supporting local charities and causes. The
two largest are the Washington County
City Mission and Food Bank and Habitat for
Humanity, both of which have a long history
of support from the company.
For more information on Liberty Lumber or
its products, call 724.745.9700. You can also
stop into the store at 311 Adams Avenue
in Canonsburg (15317). It’s open Monday
through Friday from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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